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Opinion | Rahul Gandhi Has Been Reduced To An Emperor Without An Empire
Without the Delhi party setup and shunned by its regional allies, the Congress, led by Rahul Gandhi, faces isolation and oblivion.
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Opinion | Rahul Gandhi Must Fight His Own Battles. Blaming Media Won't Work
Rahul seems to expect the media to be his mouthpiece and fight his political battles against the Modi regime on his behalf.
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Opinion: Telangana In Davos And Congress' New Economic Vision
The unprecedented flood of MoUs for investment in Telangana at the World Economic Forum, 2025 in Davos points to a favourable perception of the international business community towards the policies of the Congress party.
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Opinion | Nitish Kumar, Nishant Kumar: Another 'Son' Rises?
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has been a staunch critic of dynastic politics. But rumours are that many of Nitish's allies would like Nishant to be made his political heir, for the sake of continuity.
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Opinion | Are Actor Vijay, AIADMK And BJP Teaming Up To Take On Stalin?
In the past few weeks, two major issues in the state have pointed to a potential coordination between the AIADMK, the TVK, and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in opposing the DMK.
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Opinion | AAP vs BJP: Who Will Charm Delhi's Middle Class?
The AAP's middle-class manifesto is an attempt not just to attack the BJP but also to position itself as a national party representing India's middle class.
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Opinion | Next 20 Months Can Change Congress's Fate In Karnataka
The next 20 months would be crucial for both the Congress and the BJP in Karnataka. Past experience has shown amply that incessant internal squabbles can cost parties.
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Opinion | As Hindenburg Closes 'Pipeline of Ideas', Rahul Gandhi Attacks 'Indian State'
While the Congress enters the 140th year of its political journey, despite sitting in the opposition for a third consecutive term, the party can take solace in the fact that the BJP's call for a 'Congress-mukt Bharat' has failed.
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Opinion | Delhi Elections: BJP Still Hasn't Found An Answer To Kejriwal
hile its also possible that the AAP's vote share could shrink, the million-dollar question is whether it will decrease enough for the BJP to cross the 40% threshold.
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"I Am Dalit, Why Can't I Become Chief Minister: Karnataka Minister Timmapur
As the infighting within the Congress party continues, on Tuesday Karnataka Excise Minister RB Timmapur staked his claim to the post of the Chief Minister saying that he is a Dalit and why can't he become the CM.
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Opinion | Congress: The Emperor Is Without Clothes
The situation in the INDIA alliance is more serious than it appears. Anyone and everyone wants to have a place in the sun. They believe, rightly or wrongly, that the Congress is getting more than what it deserves.
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Blog | The Story Of Congress's 'Indira Bhavan', Which Took 15 Years To Complete
At last, the AICC will have its own premises in New Delhi. The foundation stone of Indira Bhavan was laid by Sonia Gandhi, as Congress President, on the partys 125th anniversary in December 2009. The project took 15 years to come to fruition.
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Opinion | The Congress Is Fast Losing Friends
The Congress is under attack as allies mount pressure to hand over the mantle of leadership to another player, unwilling as they are to be led by the Grand Old Party. T
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Opinion | Is Delhi Done With AAP?
Under the AAPs rule, Delhi faced fiscal mismanagement, leading to a deficit for the first time in 31 years. The situation became so dire that the Delhi government recently sought a loan of ₹10,000 crore from the National Small Savings Fund.
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Opinion | Congress Needs To Go Back To The Drawing Board In 2025
The post-2014 introspection concluded that the Congress was perceived as favouring minorities. The perception persists, while policy prescriptions to counter it are nowhere to be seen. The Congress needs to go back to the drawing board.
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Opinion | Rahul Gandhi Has Been Reduced To An Emperor Without An Empire
Without the Delhi party setup and shunned by its regional allies, the Congress, led by Rahul Gandhi, faces isolation and oblivion.
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Opinion | Rahul Gandhi Must Fight His Own Battles. Blaming Media Won't Work
Rahul seems to expect the media to be his mouthpiece and fight his political battles against the Modi regime on his behalf.
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Opinion: Telangana In Davos And Congress' New Economic Vision
The unprecedented flood of MoUs for investment in Telangana at the World Economic Forum, 2025 in Davos points to a favourable perception of the international business community towards the policies of the Congress party.
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Opinion | Nitish Kumar, Nishant Kumar: Another 'Son' Rises?
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has been a staunch critic of dynastic politics. But rumours are that many of Nitish's allies would like Nishant to be made his political heir, for the sake of continuity.
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Opinion | Are Actor Vijay, AIADMK And BJP Teaming Up To Take On Stalin?
In the past few weeks, two major issues in the state have pointed to a potential coordination between the AIADMK, the TVK, and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in opposing the DMK.
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Opinion | AAP vs BJP: Who Will Charm Delhi's Middle Class?
The AAP's middle-class manifesto is an attempt not just to attack the BJP but also to position itself as a national party representing India's middle class.
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Opinion | Next 20 Months Can Change Congress's Fate In Karnataka
The next 20 months would be crucial for both the Congress and the BJP in Karnataka. Past experience has shown amply that incessant internal squabbles can cost parties.
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Opinion | As Hindenburg Closes 'Pipeline of Ideas', Rahul Gandhi Attacks 'Indian State'
While the Congress enters the 140th year of its political journey, despite sitting in the opposition for a third consecutive term, the party can take solace in the fact that the BJP's call for a 'Congress-mukt Bharat' has failed.
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Opinion | Delhi Elections: BJP Still Hasn't Found An Answer To Kejriwal
hile its also possible that the AAP's vote share could shrink, the million-dollar question is whether it will decrease enough for the BJP to cross the 40% threshold.
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"I Am Dalit, Why Can't I Become Chief Minister: Karnataka Minister Timmapur
As the infighting within the Congress party continues, on Tuesday Karnataka Excise Minister RB Timmapur staked his claim to the post of the Chief Minister saying that he is a Dalit and why can't he become the CM.
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Opinion | Congress: The Emperor Is Without Clothes
The situation in the INDIA alliance is more serious than it appears. Anyone and everyone wants to have a place in the sun. They believe, rightly or wrongly, that the Congress is getting more than what it deserves.
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Blog | The Story Of Congress's 'Indira Bhavan', Which Took 15 Years To Complete
At last, the AICC will have its own premises in New Delhi. The foundation stone of Indira Bhavan was laid by Sonia Gandhi, as Congress President, on the partys 125th anniversary in December 2009. The project took 15 years to come to fruition.
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Opinion | The Congress Is Fast Losing Friends
The Congress is under attack as allies mount pressure to hand over the mantle of leadership to another player, unwilling as they are to be led by the Grand Old Party. T
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Opinion | Is Delhi Done With AAP?
Under the AAPs rule, Delhi faced fiscal mismanagement, leading to a deficit for the first time in 31 years. The situation became so dire that the Delhi government recently sought a loan of ₹10,000 crore from the National Small Savings Fund.
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Opinion | Congress Needs To Go Back To The Drawing Board In 2025
The post-2014 introspection concluded that the Congress was perceived as favouring minorities. The perception persists, while policy prescriptions to counter it are nowhere to be seen. The Congress needs to go back to the drawing board.
